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FTH0MAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNEMPLOYED
kEAE ESTATE SITUATE AT THE NORTH
EASI CORNEk OF MAINLAND AVENUE AND

By yiItne Of deed Of trust, dated the second nax
DAY OF SAne. IN the year eighteen hundred and ~
elghtyosie, and recorded in liber 973, folio 2l9~
OF the laid records tor the District Of Columbia By
orcuon OF the parties in under said deed the
undersigned Trustee under said deed OF trust, will
sell az public auction, In front Of the premlses ON
hUARf, 1888, at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
real estate situate In the city Of
In the District Of Columbia TO witt Parts Of Lots let
tered Tnd c. IN Hanna and Carrolfs subdi VISION d
part OF square numbered seven hundred and twenty
six GIGS beginning for the same ut the southwest
corner o. said and running thence north LIST
thence cyst at rlght angles with SAID street eighty.
eight 81 100 feet 94-1oo); thence southeast g
night ANGLES with Maryland avenue nfty-four Jo-1UO
feet t54to- 100 TO Maryland avenue thence south.
west on said avenue one hundred and twenty -e1gnt
S5-l00 feet (12S. l00) to the beginning.
Terms of sale AL the purchase money 10 be paid IN
time Of sale. Al conveysncing and recording q Puf
chAserss cost Terns Of sale 70 be Complied Win
JAMES M JOHNSTON, Trustee.
n2dtS Webster Law Building.
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AUCTION SALES.

~ WEEKS CO.. Auctioneer
2UO Ladies Cloaks,
5000 yards silks,
1000 cards plain and brocaded velyets,
10000 yards worsted Dress Goods
10000 Remnants of all descr1ptions
Plain a,ld beaded Trimmings,
Edgins, and Inserting,
Black Grape. &c, &c.
Commencing MONDAY, FEBRUARY FoUR.
TEENTI, at Ten O'CLOCK For few days only.
seats crowded for ladies.
12,l6 62l Pa. ave, under Metropolitan Hotel
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From the Mon tgomery Md Advocate
There is great complaint among the farmers OF
this county about the management Of the Wash
ingtOn hay market. They contend that the gen.
eral hay market OF the District Of Columbia has
for long time been and Is still controlled by one
person, who has made arrangements with all the
principal buyers TO purchase hay Ouly from him,
Tor which he receives fifty cents per load, he fixing
the price the same. 1t Is claimed that by this
arrangement farmers are suffering a loss they
would not sustain in an open market There Is
talk OF holding public meeting at an early date
TO consider the subject and lay the grievance be-
fore the business men of Washington.
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LIZ Look in the Auction Column.

WHY Nor SUBsCEICE TO THE WEEKLY STAR. Sc
advertisement on third page
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FROM THE COUNTRY.
About $50 O'Clock this morning Mrs Scott,
from the country, was driving an open wagon on
pennsylvania avenue, near Az street, when her
clothing caught fire from a small charcoal furnace
she had In the vehicle TO keep her feet warm. Her
skirts were soon IN blaze, but the wagon was at
once surrounded by persons who saw the occur.
renee, and they speedily exttnguished the flames
before she was badly injured
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VALENTINES at Koch's, 1921 penn. ave.

IT WILL PAY YOU 10 examine our bargain coun-
ter. No humbug, but 4 genuine marx down In
prices MRS. Nm. II. RICH.
III Markell Snfce.
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EQUITY COURT-Jttd0e We7Tick
Yesterday, Jones agt. Jones; commission to get
testimony OF non-restdents ordered to issue wash
1ngton Brick Machine company agt. Clayton; pc
t1tion OF Charles II. Hodgk1n consolidated with
cause.
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Suicide Of q Woman.

Annie Crambaugh, a domestic, twenty-four years
old, committed suicide yesterday by taking an
overdose of chloroform at 1920 Corcoran street
northwest. Physicians were called but all efforts
to her life were Of avail. No cause for her
suicidal act is known.
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HEADQUARTERS or THE KNIaRTs.-The Kn1chxa
street, Philadelphia, for s65, GOO, and ii win IS
fitted up with OnceS to be occupied as the cener1i
headquarters OF the order in the United stafes and
Canada. - -,
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HENRY A. CLARKE s. SON, 9:c5 street, are pre-
pared 10 I'LL promptly orders fOr all sizes OF coal
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FussE1Ls Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies

CHASE, Umbrella Maker, 1914 Pa. ave. and All
11th 81. Repairing and covering with imported
gloria cloth speciality.
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The following table, prepared by President
Young, Of the League, shows the relative record
OF seventy-three professional bah players who
have taken part in League championship games
for five or more seasons from 1876 to 1885, inclu-
siye.
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RKAD Old Fogy's saturllay chat In city Items.

IVORY STtRCH--Wash, starch and iron collars In
nve minutes. No cooking. No sticking. All
KrOcerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-12

IVORY STRAIGHTFORWARD. always ready and
reliable, lovely nHiSh. Ali gTocerS.
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By MAIL, 100 2-grain quiniDe pills, 75c. Send for
lists ". I. Iotten. 63~ " 10Th street, Phila-, Pa.
Buy YOCR CROCKERY. glass. tin and hardware at
Turpln-s gr,..r -: SiOre. 10 LII 81 Nv
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10 NEW ORLEANS AND RETURN PoR ONLY so5 3d.
PERSONS desiring 10 attend The Marii Gras Carnival
u rsorudry I'd should Call at once and secure
sleeplng car berths by the only line running
SnIougA Pullman Palace and Buffet Cars via
SnensAhdoaA Valley and AenneSaY route.
iieAets ON sale February 18TH, good until March
Ass. Can AT oO7 Pennsylvania avenue.
&. X. PLrMBR
-<f""| Passenger Agent.
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GENUINE Florida Water 40c. per bottle WARES
Ebbitt house drug store.
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REAp old Fogy,s satur,lay ehat In Coy items.

CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, sos 9TH street, offers
Family Hour s5-io bDL sl.:S9 a bbl-. zoe. "a Dol. !;
Patent Process S64S bDL. s1.63 4 DBL, S3c. q Dbl.
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TIE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF TIE l

The SPECIAL ATTENTION OF THE LADIES IS called
20 the advertised closing o.t sale in our auction
column by Weeks & CO., ti21 Pennsylvania avenue
under the Metropolitan motel. An opportunity 10
purchase line OF Ar-C-cIlSS goods. consisting OF
plain and brocatied veiyetS, silks, worsted dress
goods, ladies' clcdkS- dc-, &c, II offered az YOUR
own price, as The entire STOCK be closed out
In the next few days. Seats provided for ladies'
81 Pennsylvania avenue, under Metropolitan
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BASE BAIL MATTERS,
Interesting Table Of the Batting Rec.
Ords Of League Players.

rHE CHANGES MADE IN TWO YEARs-wHo HAVE M
PROVED AND WHO HAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SITUATION IN THE LEAGUE-HOME AFFAIRS ETC.
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PHOTOGRAPHS. New Photo. Art Co.. eo5 Pa. ave.
VALENTINES at Koch's. 1o21 Penn. ave.

DYEING AND SCoURiNG.-S.iitS secured for 81: fine
work only Cooperative Cleaners and Dyers, 625
ID ST.
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MAYTHoKPE FARM MILK in sealed jars, 22o5 NV.
MoxIE :5c. per bottle. WARES Ebbitt House
drUr store
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Unlike other cocoaS Or chocolates, ii is not greasy
and though containing all the nutrtment OF the
1cneSt cocoa bean, 1t Is so prepared that IL Will
disturb digestion and makes a delicious table
drink. Ali druggists and grocers keep 1t.
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The Psi UPsIoN ASSOCIATIoS.-The annual re-
en1oa ami banquet OF the Isl Epsilon association
OF THIS city was held last evening, III WeIckerS
loasls We're responded 10 by the following: Hon.
y: D. Lor1ng, Dr. Gallaudet, COL +. A. Seely, Major
W IL W eDaIer, A. p Smith, III. V. Cooke W. b.
Greeley and q. III. Wright. The following offcers
were elected: President, Gen. Joseph K HawIey
VICE PRESIDENT, Ge1- h ID. Massey; secretary
Fred Z IdSkeT, Executive committees: & HerDerf
Giesy, a. z. Smith and W. b. Greeley.
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A Sad Story,
w0MAN TORTURED NINE YEARS FROM THE NCoNPe
TENCY OF PHYSICIANS-REIIER AT LAST.

Mrs. T., lady residing in a country town
In Indiana, tells the following painful story: II
had taken treatment from physicians for about
nent relief until took your Compound. thought
never shOund get well aid cried a good deal OF
my time. year ago this summer was confined
to my bed and room for i've months under the
doctors care. at last made up my mind to quit
him and Try your Compound. and with what a
and sorry that did not get mold OF it nine years
ago." The foregoing is from letter to MIS- Lydia
+. Ptnkham, ana sufferers by taking her Vegetable
compound may escape the writer's regret for years
wasted in hopeless agony.
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Va. Roll Butter25c. ees Pa. ave.

Chicago Grocery Company, sos 9TH st,
OnerSe-year old Whisky, 81 gaL, or Soc ut.
7-year old Rye. So gal, or 75c ct.
4-year Old Brandy, 81 gal, or SOC ct.
7-year Old Brandy, So gal, or 75c. OF.
Sweet Catawba Wine, 81 gal
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GERS Ice cream, 235 G Sc. NV.

QUININE at New York and Philadelphia prices
81 Merits pharmacy, 1OI4 ST., cor. o. 18th NV.
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READ Old Fogys SATURDAY chat in City Items
POWERFUL Opera Glasses. Henplers, av. cor. ~
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VALENTINES, at GOuld's. 421 9th st.
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JohnsOn,s. 9th and IL,

Arrived to-day The finest lot or Lynn Haven Bay
Oysters ever handled; large and solid fat; Hall
Shell. Also other good grades. Steamed, Slowed,
Fried, &c. Fresh Shad, Deviied Crabs Choice
Lunches, &C., &C. Don't mistake the place. John
sons, corner 9th and SITS. NV. Ladies' Saloon
on the first floor
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The Chain Gang Murder.
AN EFFORT TO SAVE THE PRISONER, ANDREW WHIT



FROM HANGING.
To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur,
the cOlOred man, Andrew White, convicted few
weeks ago of the murder Of Gottleib Cheese fel-
low convict in the chain gang, In September last,
was called up for sentence. Mr.. T.. f. Miller stated
that he had taken exceptions. and II necessary
would take the case up to the General Term. He
did not think that this was clear case or murder,
and he had learned from the prisoner that he
would II the conviction OF murder be set aside
plead guilty Of manslaughter
The court said that this was one Of the cases
which showed that there should be an intermedi-
The district attorney remarked that he could not
agree to the suggestion to set aside the conviction
Further action was delayed for a week.
Real Estate Sales.
r. o. Hoffman has made the following sales:
Sub lot C, so. 1878, ST., between 9th and 10th st.
northwest, improved by three-story brick
house, for Stlson Hutchins; S. $50. Parts of lots
S. 81 and lib and all OF lot So in sq 1885, east side
OF 10th ST., between Scott Circle and st. north
west, for Hon. George NJ. Robson to Major ChaS
c: Byrne, u s. A., for $4,000 Part of lot 1, in so.
34l. northwest corner OF 10th and L sta north
for William H. Law to Annie NJ. Jeffers, for $500
Sub lot 75, in So. ITS, west side Of 10th St., be-
tween r. and streets northwest for Miss Alice
j. Riggs to Mrs. Katherine E. v. Sw1nburne OF
Erie, Pennsylvania, for 81 400. Lot 80, in So 49,
southeast corner OF nth and SITS. northwest for
S SS F. COOK to Mrs + Macomb for
tween 10th and 18th st. northwest, for Mrs.
Cecilia Howard, Of London, England, to Francis
situated on 10th and New Hampshire ave- and v.
st. northwest, for Jno. F. Cook to william E.
Curtis for All OF lot 1S and part of IL,
streets northwest, for Mrs. Mary L. Cutter to Mrs
Sarah Hearn, OF Erie Pa, for 81, 16O. Lot %, So
go, improved by three-story and basement
brick house, 14th ST., between Fl and stS, north
west, for Lewis A. Walker and others to Jas. D.
Donnelly, Tor $4,000.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

rTVHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY OF
NEM YORK AyENSks cokNEEk r Isl ~ sIk III
DEN,
By virtue Of . deed Of trust recorded An Lber -
0S6. folio 226, ct seq, Of the land records or
the bistfict OF Columbia and 81 the Request OF the
party thereby secured the undersigned VIII oder LOT
sale at public auction upon the premises On
FEBkUARY TwEkTl-FIfTA e hALf-fAsI fOUk
~ Ixst numb 81, of Ernst Ldnlere suhdtvle1on
Of part cf square 500 a. recorded IN Lesr 10 folio
VA Of the records Of the surveyors once for the DIS
trict Of Columbia, and containing 59oo4 square fee
together with the improvements thereon
1erms;of sale: Opethird cash. the balance in M
two yess with interest rom the day OF sse q The ss
Of M pe. can't anuIn. and eecured by deed d
trusf ,psn the property sold ali cash. the opton
OF the purchaser deposit OF $500 viii be required
pied .ilhwiIin ten nys after ss.s the tro.sss -
adyerfissnent in the Evening Star newspaper q Tie
m cost OF The def&ulting purchaser. Al coavov-
THO6 HYDE, Trustee.
1887 26th o. 40.
JESSE v. n. HUlCK. Trustee,
H21Ekdkda l5oS fenDaylvaniA -
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PRICE AND QUALITY OF GAS.
Provisions Of the Bill Which Passed
the Senate Yesterday.

The bill to regulate the price and quality OF gas
in the District OF Columbia, which passed the SEN
ate yesterday, provides that the Washington Gas
Light Company shall charge for illuminating gas
at the rate Of one dollar per Thousand cubic feet
1t also provides that if consumers other than the
government shall not pay monthly any gas Dill
within ten days after 1t has been presented, said
company may charge one dollar and twenty five
cents per thousand cubic feet Tor gas. Section two
OF the bill provides that the Secretary OF the Int
Tior shall appoint board of three competent and
dsinterested persons whose duty 1t shall be to In
yestigate The character OF the gas furnished VAN
especial reference to its healthfulness to consun
ers: whether il would be better for the public
health that the gas furnished should be entirely
coal gas or entirely water gas. or II mixture OF
the two is admissible The board is also authorized
10 ascertain the cost per thousand cubic feet at
which such gas can be manufactured ana as
tributed in the city OF Washington; whether II Is
eXpedient Tor the government To manufacture ana
furnish SUCH gas; also TO investigate the best
methods OF protecting consumers against ahIalf If
the price OF gas in Washington has been fOil0Wed
by a corresponding reduction In the bills OF con-
SunerS, and whether Illuminating gas not 1ur-
nishea has been charged for. The board shall re-
port 10 the Secretary OF the Interior, not later
Than the first day OF the next session or Congress-
its conclusions and the testimony and reasons
upon which the same are founded, and the Score
tary of the Interior shall notify said gas company
OF the conclusions OF said board ii he shall approve
said conclusions and the gas company shall con-
form the gas furnished 10 The requirements OF said
board. The members OF the board Shall receive
compensation at the rate OF $40 per day Tor each
day actually employed.
Sections Jour- i've and six of the bill provide for
the consolidation OF the Washington and George
town gas companies and that the price OF gas
shall be uniform throughout the District. The
consolidation is to be effected by the exchange OF
stock OF the georgetown company Ior stock OF the
Washington company on such terms as may De
agreed on, and the consolidated company shall be
known as heretofore, as the Washington Gaslight
company.
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VALENTINES at koch's, r221 Penn. ave.
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VALENTINES, at Gould's, 421 9th st.
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As WILL BE SEEN by the advertisement else
where, w. w. Burdette Co. will continue for q
few days longer their semi-annua reducing sale
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Citizens association, No. z, has been organized
with the following officers and executive COM
mittee: Jesse 3. Wilson, president; A. C. Rich
ards, vice president; simon Wolf, secretary; NJ.
G.. Emery, treasurer; executive committee,
Christian Rupert, W. w. Burdette, Noble D.
Larner, Edward Temple, John L. VOgt,
Charles E. Hovey and John Joy Edison The
members: On public building-Christian Rup-
pert, Robert Downing, ThOs. ". Fowler, Peter n.
Dubant and Chas. Behrens. On streetS-W. w.
Burdette, j. L. johnson, Rudolph GoldSchmid, X.
III. Hewitt and j. C. Parker. On water supply and
sewerage-Ed. Temple, Richard Lewis, Samuel
NOrment, John Il. Major aud Henry Strasburger.
On railrOadS-John l. Vogt, Fred. NJ. Detweiler,
I. d. Daily, F. W. Pratt and H. Moran. On
schools-H. NJ COpp, A. C. Richards, 8. Wolf, N.
ID. Larner and E. Dom. The executive committee
VIII soon meet in conference with the executive
committee OF the six other citizens associations to
cooperate with them in all matters OF public In
tereSt.
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Phillips, DigestibIe Cocoon.

Ivory starch
Economical, always ready and reliable. Try II
ASK grocer.
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Ivory Starch

Ivory starch.
Simple, harmless, perfect. just what you need.
Ask grocer for it.
If You Want to Build Up Your Trade,
keep the "Grand Republic" Cigarros They are
the best value for the least money. Luchs & Bro,
sole agents, 525 9TH street northwest.
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FAyORS ZOE THE GERNAN.-GOul6's, 81 9th st.
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ADJUSTMENTS
"A MIRACLE OF ARTISTIC COMPENSATED,

"A MIRACLE OF ARTISTIC CONDENSATION"
CoSaRnaArIoSAL CHURCH.
10th and G streets.
THE sToDDARD LECTURES,
THREE EVENINGS OF HISTORY
IN THk VERY SCENES OF ITS ENACTMENT.
- DELIGHTFUL JOURNEY
ONER EUROPE AND AMERICA WITH
CHARLES DICKENS
HALcYoN DAYS IN EGYPT.
EIGHTH SUCCESSIVE YEAR
JOHN L Sr0DDARD
mas the pleasure OF announcings
NEW COURSE OF
FIVE ILLUSTRATED LECTURES
ALREADY enthusiastically received by overlooking au-
licences In Philadelphia. Chicago. Boston,
and elsewhere,
TO be delivered in WASHINGTON on
FEB 81. %. 25. %, MARCH .
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's1Oc. ROyal'' mends everything! Lansburghs
A Sore Throat or Cough, II suffered to pro-
greSS often results in an incurable throat or lung
trouble. BROWNS Bronchial Troches" give In
slant relief 60
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OuI S01ety FkHZOfS SnafpemeQ Free
4S7 Pennsylvania avenue. saw
s. Per Gallon, 7jc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Wh1Skey, best in The world for the money.
Orders by mail McGKEs, 9th near ID ST. WIS
Baum's 'sROyal Glue'' repairs china, &C. Gun
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in q Id. ''Ward" prints, 45c per Id
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MILK
SC. per quart. Cream l5c.
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LAST NIGHT OF International artists at Kernan,s
MAUD Beverly last appearanee.-Adgersssem
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lentines, at Gould's, 4e1 9th st.

Now IL Your Time to Buy
Child's Shoes 9 to IL, 75c.; infants 81 shoes now
now 81; ladies' 81 shoes now S1.75; ladies' $3.50
shoes now So; ladies' 81 hand sewed shoes now
$3.50; gents $50 shoes now SIPS; gents $l.75
SHOES now 81. so; SWEET & SherwoOd'S 50 shoes:
James Means $ shoes. A. +. MORAN,
2 7rh ST N W
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READ TIE CLuBsIso ADVERTISEMENT Of The
WEEKLY STAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYonK. Saturday July 30-BEEvEs- Receipts were
"a cars OF ll5 head-26 at Jersey Cly-l0 cars at
Gtst aud * ears direct East side sagherers loIa
for the $500 head against 02O1 head last week. NC
GU.st Tor Stern aud the 20 cars
included % OF Export cattle ana cars or auRht'
erets carries l3s head for " MOTIFS
CALVEs-Receipts 81 head. Feeling dun anu trano
limited. Good Neals sold at bdo &c; ana e"
IIuItermilks and Fed calves at ga &c. . -. =, .
Sales.--future & Mullen: 40 Veals. 100 10 average at oatc
per 40, 200 No. at &c Fed calves lso d. al SCI But
iernilk do. 80 N. 30 an -. =, , oea
sHEEP AND LAMBsRecelps were 10 cars OF osI
for head against All head last week
dull and depressed with all grades weak anu
lower The pens not cleared Common 70 oor S"c0p
saes-Halenbeck q hollis 2lg western saseps 80 ,aI
average. at 81 20 100 80 DO ~ 10 al - 20 ~,
Kentucky Lambs os H. So 60 300 do % d. at ~ So Ai'
do. "a 10. at 81 90 49, 49, ....-
b. ngon Ohio Sheep OH N average. at 4c per
n; 4es do 80 10, at bisc m - $1,000.
Hume 4 Mullen I4i pennsylvania sheep so n average.
AZ &c per ID 81 do. ~ 10, at &c.
Newton Giett: $50 Vest Virginia Lambs 90 AVERAGE
at IS 90 per 100 "a Ohio do OIL n at$1 40 ONO sheop'
81 10, at 81 40 -,
sherman Culver 40 Kentucky sheep sp aversze ~
&C. per no. 10 OHIO do g. ID, at pc 80 virginia cul smos
48 b. at &C. IT'S Virginia lambs. 90 10, at &c. a. no. o.
ID, at she. 2B3 Kentucky do. % 10, at lac:
HOGS-Receips "a of S39 head Ia cars az
city 10 4Oths Total for tho week 20 $40
against "a 700 head for the time last week
dull prices steady IS 40dS6 CO. and hght hogs
would probably bring SIS 10 or SIS IS. =. sx
SalesJ g. Smith 90 State Hogs 23l average ~ y" ~
per 100 ID. do. $50 ID 1t IS 50.
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THE STATE or TRADE

BALrMoRE July 30 Cotton lower Aiddline I0te....s
Flour steady Howard street Western sgssrh.s g $40
Mills supsrnno 50 SO 90 Extra IS IS e5 IS de- Rue
Brands 81 81 Ssl Family 81 S. de- supsrIatve
s sassns - Rel 20 Amber
s7s:e sspsSSsf sSS october 9 Corn
% ier sepssmssS and Ssi:s
81 SseG. Psnnsylvani. Ssos7c:::.. ky: steady az SOC
$40 nrm. Pr,me. to Cnoics Western ~ 70
60 :saa aa's s. s =
packed ~ 7ssS Bscon~sSouldors 7.esac. Clear Rub
sae' Butter was arm western Packet e Sc creamery
i7S2le. Eggs steady ct Petroleum steady
Rennsd 6ac. .Conee-Rio cargoe4 ordinary 70 fair
kssSs2 ssicS wsisisy steady At 81 iISsi
Frsients Liverpool DER steamer steaiy-Cetson "a;
wheat ies 500 Sush Corn $500 Sush Oats 400 susn
Rye 500 b.sn shipmentsIfioIr o7so S5,e I'm wness
9s4J0 bn.. Corr bush sass-whsat l,S4oAoo bush
BOSTON. July 30-Flcur ouiet-Csmmon Extraa - -
40 Wheat Patents Choice to Fancy 81 % 9
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Winter Shorts SIS CO. Spring do si7 and
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Vermont steany-Eastsrn Extras isc Best
Canadian Ices Western loo kees,S,s for the %
shorts $500 Ousn
lower offered at SO &c; 30 Hare Pschc 79tc
nc on track White Michigan 50 Corn IN fair
No 4sc in store osts 10 fair demand and lover s
Millfeed firm. unchanaed-wnter Bran SIS co. Spring
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lgsa ls OSo 5000 bush
cSna oU aC0ooo bush Corn
Osts 81. 600 bush